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T3327G - CK Worldwide Pure Tungsten Green Electrodes 3/32" x 7" (10-Pack)

Packaging: 10 pcs in a pack
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OVERVIEW

High-Purity Green Tungsten for Aluminum TIG Welding

The CK Worldwide T3327G Pure Tungsten Electrode (Green) is a premium consumable designed specifically for the TIG welding of aluminum and magnesium alloys. Identified by its distinctive green color code, this electrode is composed of at least 99.5% pure tungsten, making it the standard choice for traditional Alternating Current (AC) welding applications. Unlike alloyed tungsten options, pure tungsten possesses unique thermal properties that allow it to form a clean, balled end when heated. This balling action is critical for maintaining arc stability during AC welding, ensuring a smooth and consistent bead profile on non-ferrous metals. It is the preferred choice for operators using older transformer-based machines that rely on a sine wave output.

Welders utilizing transformer-based constant current power sources will find the T3327G particularly effective. The electrode provides excellent arc stability with both balanced and unbalanced squarewave or sine wave outputs. Because it contains no rare earth oxides, it is strictly a non-radioactive option, eliminating safety concerns associated with thoriated tungsten. However, due to its pure composition, it has a lower current-carrying capacity compared to alloyed counterparts and tends to spit at higher amperages. Therefore, it is best suited for low to medium amperage applications where precision on aluminum or magnesium is required. The lack of oxides means the electrode consumes slightly faster than doped varieties, but the cost-effectiveness and specific performance characteristics make it indispensable for certain applications.

This 10-pack of 3/32" x 7" electrodes ensures you have a reliable supply for your fabrication needs. The 3/32" diameter is a versatile size, capable of handling a wide range of material thicknesses commonly found in automotive, marine, and general repair work. When preparing the electrode, it is important to note that pure tungsten does not require grinding to a sharp point like thoriated or lanthanated types; instead, the natural balling effect provides the necessary geometry for the arc. Whether you are repairing an aluminum boat hull or fabricating magnesium components, the CK T3327G offers the traditional performance characteristics expected by professional fabricators. CK Worldwide ensures that every electrode meets stringent dimensional tolerances for consistent feeding and electrical contact.

Key Features at a Glance:

  • Composition: 99.5% Pure Tungsten (AWS Classification EWP).
  • Color Code: Green for easy identification in the shop.
  • Application: Optimized for AC welding of Aluminum and Magnesium.
  • Arc Stability: Provides a stable arc with a characteristic balled end.
  • Safety: Non-radioactive material composition.
Additional Information
Diameter:2.5mm, 3/32"
Used To Weld:Steel or Stainless or Aluminum, Aluminum
Material Composition:99.5% Tungsten
Color Code:Green
AWS Classification:EWP, WP
Length :7"
Current Type:AC
Welding Position:All Position
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Material Composition:99.5% Tungsten
Color Code:Green
AWS Classification:EWP, WP
Length:7"
Current Type:AC
Welding Position:All Position
Diameter:3/32"
Tungsten Type:Pure
Used To Weld:Aluminum
Packaging Description:10 pcs in a pack

INCLUDED

  • 10 x CK Worldwide Pure Tungsten Electrodes (Green, 3/32" x 7")

APPLICATIONS

  • Aluminum TIG Welding
  • Magnesium Alloy Welding
  • AC Current Welding Applications
  • Non-critical structural welds
  • Low to medium amperage welding
  • General fabrication and repair

FAQ

Green (Pure) tungsten is used primarily for AC welding of aluminum and magnesium alloys due to its ability to maintain a clean, balled end.

No, Pure tungsten (EWP) is non-radioactive, making it a safe alternative to thoriated tungsten.

It is not recommended for DC welding. Pure tungsten does not hold a sharp point well and is designed specifically for AC applications.

Yes, pure tungsten balls up easily when heated, which is a desirable characteristic for arc stability in AC welding.

It is composed of at least 99.5% Tungsten and approximately 0.5% other trace elements.

The SKU T3327G contains 10 individual tungsten electrodes.

This tungsten is best suited for transformer-based constant current power sources.

Generally, no. For pure tungsten on AC, you typically allow the end to ball up naturally or slightly chamfer it before starting.